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This song talks about a toxic relationship or an experience of emotional or physical addiction. The lyrics describe how someone feels trapped by a force they consider “a poison without cure.” Despite knowing that this influence is harmful (“my friends say stay away”), the narrator feels unable to detach from it, suggesting a strong inner struggle.
The addiction or dependency manifests physically and emotionally: “I can feel my veins now,” “I cannot detach,” “my limbs are getting blue,” conveying a sense of both physical and mental deterioration. Additionally, the desire to “need something to cure” or “need to get some food” might be a metaphor for a void they are trying to fill with this person or thing that consumes them.
The final line, “we can go to my place if you want,” adds an ambiguous tone, as if the narrator is caught in a cycle where, despite the suffering, they seek out what hurts them again.
It explores the conflicting feelings of someone who knows they’re in a harmful situation but can’t avoid returning to it, whether it’s a destructive relationship or a metaphor for addiction.
You are a poison
Without cure
And your symptoms
Are too soon
I just like when
You stay
But my friends say
Stay away
Don’t don’t let me back now
I can feel my veins now
You are inside my head now
I cannot detach now
I need something to cure
I need to get some food
I need I just need you
And I cannot go through
I just feel numb
(I just feel numb)
‘Cuz of you
And my limbs are
(And my limbs are)
Getting blue
You make me fall apart
I and don’t want to die
But I have no redemption
And I don’t know the time
Don’t don’t let me back now
I can feel my veins now
You are inside my head now
I cannot detach now
I need something to cure
I need to get some food
I need I just need you
And I cannot go through
(What are we doing next?)
(We can go to my place if you want)